Pulserande metal #2
"Sandmannen" in Pulserande metal #2 (1984) delivers a surreal, atmospheric journey through the alien world of Pharagonescia, where J. D. Foster’s brief stopover turns uncanny. Written and illustrated by Moebius in his signature dreamlike style, the story unfolds with quiet menace as Foster samples the local drink, "koks," with unforeseen consequences. The cover, by Mézières, captures the eerie allure of the setting, perfectly complementing the interior’s unsettling tone.
In "Landpermis," J. D. Foster lands on the alien world of Pharagonescia during its mysterious mutations festival, where the local customs and pleasures come with unseen risks. After being served a drink called "koks" — a sand-like liquor — he takes a sip without hesitation, unaware of the strange changes it might trigger.
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